supermann_98
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For a re-signed Stone I would do it in a heartbeat.Dubas needs to start leaking trade rumors to Ottawa
Matthews with Stone would be insane as line mates.
For a re-signed Stone I would do it in a heartbeat.Dubas needs to start leaking trade rumors to Ottawa
That's an overpay.
Not without context and missing information.Did this contract dispute change your view of Nylander?
I find that to be weird logic. If Willy signs a cheap contract, it will make him much more valuable to the Leafs compared to the market as we'll need to squeeze out as much impact per cap dollar as we can. If he gets a long-term contract in the low $6M range, he's among the safest players on our league.
Ponder that he and Marner maintain their relative performance going forward. That might mean that Marner hits PPG, and Nylander a bit under. Marner gets a case for a significantly bigger contract compared to Willy. If they stay close, who is the first to go? Willy at $6, or Marner at $8? But if Willy was at $7.5, that scenario changes.
Dubas was clear that the offer on the table was it. That offer was rumoured to be 6.25 7-8 years so which for 7 years is more then fair can not see Dubas bending over and giving in here and to over pay him at 7m per as he simply is not worth it when looking at his comparables.I'd assume he's looking for roughly $8M. The middle ground will be $7M and I think it'll get done long term (6-8 years) for $7Mish.
I don't believe that for one second. He is a very good player.
Wow 50 % you say? Do you really believe that?
What are you going on about?He's a complimentary player whose perceived value has been elevated because of who he plays with.
Quick with out looking tell me the 1st line LW for all the teams in the West.
(You cheated)
right, totally agree at some point as in first ask was likely around $8M but as I said in a different post Dubas fist number would have been low, its how negotiations work.
$750K difference between $6M and $6.75, if the leafs are at $6.75 and Nylander is at $7.25 that's totally different than $6M and $7.25 isn't it? so anyone with a heart beat still is way off no? so if Dubas is sticking to low 6's by 8 years and Nylander is sticking to low 7's that explains it doesn't it?.
Id say for 8 years he is looking for a touch above $7M, and for the record I don't think he is worth that as of right now but he is factoring in growth and UFA years bought up and I think Dubas is trying to stick in the low 6's. It proably gets done for $6.75 day before camp. Nylander's manager seeing what happens if he waits out a rookie GM and if he caves to $7.25m or not, I don't think he does cave that much both see the game of bluff of the other and the deal gets done for 8 years
On Saturday night it was suggested that he may be asking for that kind of money. Not reported but discussed.When was it reported?
On Saturday night it was suggested that he may be asking for that kind of money. Not reported but discussed.
So if you believe he is asking for 7.25 right now which I believe it is 7.5 which is neither here nor there the fact that people are posting his ask was/is 8m per is not a stretch at all.
Dubas can not afford to cave in and will not as he holds all the cards as well as he has two more important contracts to get done.
I say it gets done at 6.5 m x 7 years which is more then his comparable but fair. Or it all goes to hell in a hand basket and a trade is considered.
For a re-signed Stone I would do it in a heartbeat.
Matthews with Stone would be insane as line mates.
What are you going on about?
I doubt Dubas started at 5.5m. And it is only 500k below his true value based on his best comparable and not 2m over his best comparable. These negotiations are not a meet in the middle of what one wants and what one offeres. It is a negotiation to sign the player at his fair value and to not over pay because of some pressure like Edmonton and Buffalo has done. We do not have the same pressure at all as Nylander is not as important a piece as the two others were to their teams.I guess its all relative, $750K to $8M imo is a long way down if Duabs opened at $5.5M if he moved the same distance at the same pace would be $6.25 (which some believe is where he is at) As crazy as $8M is of an ask IF (if) Dubas started at $5.5M that's just as crazy
Dubas was clear that the offer on the table was it. That offer was rumoured to be 6.25 7-8 years so which for 7 years is more then fair can not see Dubas bending over and giving in here and to over pay him at 7m per as he simply is not worth it when looking at his comparables.
I would say 6.5m per on a 7-8 year deal is the ceiling.
A bridge deal if that what it gets to makes Dubas look weak. As he dismissed it as a possibility and made fun of reporters who suggested that is what is was going to be. However if it is a bridge deal Willy is not going to make anything over 4.75 on a 3 year
What are you going on about?
Making a point, if you can't name 16 LW from a conference you probably don't watch much of, how do you think NHL GM's could name all 31 1st line LW? If they can't name all 31 that would probably mean some of them don't know what position Hyman plays or who he is as a player. Heck I had to look up if he was a LW or a RW and I watched every game last year.
If Nylander wants a bridge, I’d give him a one year deal. Power is with Dubas in that case because Nylander gets nothing in the event of a lockout.
I don’t see any scenario where the Leafs don’t come out on top.
However if it is a bridge deal Willy is not going to make anything over 4.75 on a 3 year
You also didn't suggest that NHL GMs would know other teams line combinations off the top of their heads. You just said they would have no clue who Hyman was when asked, which is obviously not true.
Maybe if Dubas asked if anyone wanted "our first line LW", maybe a couple GMs might ask for the name because they wouldn't know which line Dubas was considering our top line. But you're crazy if all 30 other GMs doesn't know who Zach Hyman is. You would probably have to get into Andrew Nielsen territory before more than half the leagues GMs wouldn't really know who you're talking about without some research.
Do I know who Jason Zucker is? Yes, very easily. If you asked me exactly what position and line he plays on for the Wild, I probably wouldn't know. Those are 2 different questions.
I think that's a shade low (could see 5.2) but I think a lot of people are underestimating just how cheap his next 2-3 years would be (and are valued at) and consequently just just how high the later year valuations have to be to generate the higher averages
And then after the lockout and max contracts are 5 years? We walk nylander to ufa